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Japan Abolishes Requirement for Taxi Drivers to Display Names and Photos
Japan's Transport Ministry has eliminated the mandate for taxi drivers to display their names and photographs in their vehicles, a… Read More
Massive Wildfires Prompt Evacuations of Thousands in Canada’s British Columbia
Nearly 400 wildfires are currently blazing across Canada's British Columbia (BC) province, leading to the evacuation of around 30,000 households,… Read More
North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un Inspects Cruise Missile Test Amid Joint Military Drills
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has visited a navy unit to inspect a cruise missile test aboard a warship, coinciding… Read More
Sri Lanka to Launch South Asia’s First Firefighting University
Sri Lanka is set to launch the first university in South Asia that specializes in firefighting courses, as announced by… Read More
New Zealand Implements Youth Vaping Regulations to Limit Access
New Zealand has introduced new regulations aimed at curbing youth vaping, according to Health Minister Ayesha Verrall. The regulations include… Read More
Imran Khan’s Wife Expresses Concerns About His Safety in Jail
Bushra Bibi, the wife of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, has raised apprehensions regarding her husband's security and safety… Read More
Over 2,500 Ukrainians Freed in Russia-Ukraine War Prisoner Exchanges
In the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, a total of 2,598 Ukrainian individuals who were taken captive have been released through prisoner… Read More
Chinese Military Conducts Joint Air and Sea Patrols and Exercises Around Taiwan
The Eastern Theater Command of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has initiated joint air and sea patrols, along with… Read More
US Approves Transfer of F-16 Fighter Jets to Ukraine from Denmark and Netherlands
The United States has granted approval for the transfer of American-made F-16 fighter jets from Denmark and the Netherlands to… Read More
Indian-Origin Paediatrician Raises Concerns About Delay in Catching Nurse Convicted of Murdering Babies
An Indian-origin pediatrician in England, Dr. Ravi Jayaram, has expressed regret that faster action could have saved infants from being… Read More